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BRIDGEPORT.
An Enjoyable Outdoor Ciinutnuqua Meeting.
Other NInltsrs.

An Enjoyable Outdoor Cl%inutnuqua Meeting,
Other Matters.
E. NJ. Whitney, an old Bridgeporter, has
left for Cleveland.
Meister's full orchestra will play at Jerry
Clemmen's Park" out the pike, on Thura.
day evening.
The Union Cornet Band will furnish the
music for the Odd Fellows celebration on
the S0th Of June. !
]. L. Green wasin town this week, max.
ing arrangements for the O., L. & w. OK.
cursion to Cleveland on Friday.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made BY the
Treasurer Of Belmont county for +, T,
howell to collect taxes for Peass township.
Books are now open at r. T. Howell'a
store.
The millers here say this Is the cheapest
wheat and flour market in the country
and shippers are enabled by reason Of ii,
to ship wheat to the seaboard and chi
short very materially their supplies.
Bill Anderson on Decoration Day i'm.
bibed too freely, and in Intervening at.
tempted to practice the pugilistic art on
his family at home. Officer Meister took
him in, and he will have a hearingto-dsy.
A vote Of thanks was unanimously tend.
cred by the members Of Branum Post G.
A. R. 22l to comrsde Duncan, the Ladies'
Relief Corps, Prof. Curtis and choir and
the public in general for their assistance
on Decoration Day.
More than one hundred persons Of the
different ~ChautauQua Circles OF neighbour
ing towns participated in the reunion pic
mic held ct Ridgewsy's Grove. Major J.
NJ. Lee, as president OF the Bridgeport
Circle, delivered the address OF welcome.
After the dinner was disposed Of Miss
Cora Sloan, OF the Martins Ferry Circle,
read a commemoration ode; Miss Jennie
Moore, OF tho Nit. Pleasant Circle, q pap
on the poet Whittier, and Mrs. NJ. L.
Eizler, OF the Wheeling Island Circle, a
paper on GA Visit 10 the Carboniferous
Age" All the productions were highly
appreciated. Prof. a. B. Thomas, Of the
Island Circle, responded to the toast,
1.-THE Pedagogue," and Miss Mary Clay
land, Of Bridgeport, to the toast, sour
Nose (knows); its Length, Breadth and
Thickness" their remarks being highly
enjoyed. A great deal of enjoyment was
gotten out OF the day, and the picnic was
q decided success,
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Clerk Hook in the month OF May ad-
mitted to record so deeds in fec and Sc
deeds OF truat and iaHued "a marriage H.
censes.
Yesterday four deeds OF truBt and tho
following transfers were admitted to rec.
ord: Deed made MAY 90, by George B.
Caldwell, trustee, to Frederick Happy, in
consideration OF Sl,705, for the Schairer
property, in Fulton. ALSO a decd made
November 5, 1855, by John Fink and vile,
Of Bsllairs, to William F. Zane, in consid.
Grafton Of 5000, for a lot fronting % feet on
South Penn street, Island. And q deed
made May 10, by Lewis s. Defapiaine and
Others TO Anna P. Jones, in consideration
OF S24j, for lot 100, or Wabash atreet, In
Daniel XAne'B addition.
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THE BANNER WILL
Of the rayiorItown on risdy Come. IN IN

Of Taylorstown OIL Fisld Comes in,tn
Great shape.
About two o'clock yestefday morning
the banner oil well In the Taylottown
dlstric. Of the Washington oil Geld came
in in fne STYLE. The vol Ia The Wood.
burn, situated q short distance nolthwes.
Of the old McN1anus and owned BY Joseph
Craig and the Forest OIL Company. Oil
was struck at 4 depth Of about HOO iest
and II started! of at once Of the rate OF $50
barrels q day. This Ia FAR ahead Of
anything yet reported In this district,
and O flag was at once run TO the top Of
the derrick, where II tffoated proudly ali
day yesterday, and where II will continue
TO wave until some other well I shall
eclipse II. While, It's production Of the
start OIL Ia nothing like that Of some Of
the big gushers 1 that were found
when the Washington field was In
its infancy, which caused such pam
les In the oil exchanges, but which arc
now nearly exhausted, II not entirely 90,
II has every promise Of being a paying
we'll for o long time To come. The beauty
about the T~sylorstown wells Is ( their
steadinesa. The old McManus Ia still do.
ing her 70 barrels a day, and the Cundall
keeps up at 100 barrels o day,
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MA. 8. ). sroNRsw1LL
His Large Property Partially Divided Anon
4EtHVFIgGftSn I'll. Enr,u,r A1ENYa5HfFN -

HisLarge Property Partially Divided Among
Ills Family.
The last will and testament sol i, j,
Stone, deceased, was yesterday admitted
70 probate and ordered to be recorded. In
1t Mr.. Stone leavea to his wife Elizabeth
O., all his household and kitchen iurni.
ture together with his horse, COW and car.
riases, his stock In the Exchange. Com.
mercial and Ohio Valley banks, he brick
block now occupied as o homestead. on
South Front street, Island, and the rents
and incomes arising from his property In
"Stonetownn during her lie; also his col.
tage, at Mountain Lake Park, and bis col.
tage on the Moundsville camp ground.
To his niece, Eliza P. Thomas, the house
and lot on Ohio street.
ITo Ell. Stone q brick house ON the
north aide Of Virginia street. ~
To Wilbur L. Stonefa double frame
house on the north aide Of Virginia street.
To Mary Williams $500 on her ARRIVING
at her majority or marriage.
It Ia explained In the document that the
property bequesthed to his children Ia
equal In value 10 property already decided
TO the children not named. HIf7
Wilbur Z. and J.5T. Stone were an.
pointed administrators OF the estate of
their father with his will annexed and
gave bond tn tho sum Of $G0,0 600, with J.
y. Thomas as surety.
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sTooKHoIpsRs Mrrrfsos.


Notice "a hereby giSen that st a regular meeting
April q, 1857, Il was resolved that 4 SPECIAL naesf.
Ing Of tho Stockholders Of taid BellAifr Sail Woffs
DO held o. the once Of the aid Company Ia Bell,
hire, Ohio, on the 2Sthl day OF June, 'iSj,'lti
cfcast1g tho capital stock Of eaid COMPANY, rSssSN
g my9 NiNCrfdESAatiRAt D. HILp0RN Hcntv n
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LocALBnKv1TTKs,
Matters Of Minor Nom emit ia and About
tho City.

Matters of; Minor Moment ia and About
tho City.
MATINEE a. the Grand to-day.
oxE marriage license was issued yes.
terdsy.
BRADY war views Of the Grand this
evening Tor the lsst time.
Hoos & BRo. have opened their new
hardware store ct lib Market street.
TIE Board Of Gas Trustees at q meeting
held yesterday afternoon decided to laya
new gas main on Woods street from! Six.
tenth to Seventeenth.
MEssRs. MYRRs and Radcliffe, who 70.
Gently tembarkedfu the bottilny business
on Twelfth street, near Water, are already
doing an extensive business.
NJ. HoMlLLHR occupies the lower floor
and Earnest Hartman the upper floor OF
No. 1877 Seventeenth street. Sunday morn.
ing, while both families we're at the
church, sneak thieves entered the cellar,
which is used jointly by both families, and
stole o large quantity Of provisions. An
entrance was also effected 10 the upper
stories and a number Of valuable articles
taken.
THERE are loud and frequent complaints
that noisy games Of base ball are played
by halt.grown boys much given to yelling
and profanity, OF the old fair grounds and
at several places In East Wheeling, much
to the annoyance Of the neighbors, who
are anxiously inquiring II there Is no or.
dinance under which the police can afford
them protection from this serious and
growing nuisance. I,
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III NEWS,


Stage OF tho Wntor md Movements OF the
iioRtu.
The Katie Stockdale passed down at IN
early hour yesterday morning.
|, Captain Jim Porter, OF New Oumber.
land, was In tho city yesterday.
The W. n. Chancellor is due up at III
early hour this morning, enroute from
Charleston TO Pittsburgh.
The Fashion, on h0r way up In this
trade, the rittaburRh.C Cincinnati, was sov.
oral hours late, not passing here till Q
O'Clock last evening.
The Brown Hros., owners Of tho @. A.
Hill, have under way n new packet boat
to be run In tho kanawha trade. Tho
boat will be larger than tho Hill, double
decked, with cabin accommodations Tor
p%aeaongen.
Tho Andes got away About 5 o'clock last
o%vcning with q fair trip. Next Tuesday
tho Andes will leave on an excursion trip
TO Cincinnati and return. The lare for
tho round trip will BIO but $40, which In.
Cludcg meals and q Btate room all tho timo
tho boat Ia, absent. There will DO brass
and string music provided.
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Tho complaint 10 maLe that the butchers
Of Fulton are disTegardIGg tho p1oVi8iona
OF the "Balrd pure water law" passed by
the lNBt Legislature and which went into
effect MRy /, and Nc still dumping their
otial into tho creek. 1t is underatood tina.
It will not be long, however, until II RENE.
dy will be afforded. It ia reported that
the sChenks have purchased d. 9. Lisi'a
property, and that they intend to start a
fertilizing mandatory In which will be
Conaumed all tho oiTal that Gomez iron the
numerous H!sas bter houReB In that vicinity.
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Dust,

Nov for Sandusky.
Never give up the ship.
The whirligig Of base ball will bring all
games right.
Kalamazoo now enjoys the distinction
Of first place.
Wheeling does not play again until to.
morrow, when she opens up a series with
Sandusky.
Crogan's batting in the Evansville game
was immense. His two home runs and
two bagger brought in nine Of the eleven
runs made.
Kalamazoo is the only club in the
League that has shut out another club, al
though Wheeling came near shutting out
Kalamazoo.
The games on Decoration Day at Akron
resulted in a disastrous defeat for Sandus.
ky in the morning, the home team max.
ing eleven runs in the first inning. The
final score was Akrons, IA; Sandusky, Q,
In the afternoon sandusky defeated Ak
ron by q score OF to 0, ak innings only
being played.
Is Glssscock losing his grip2 He is re-
ported to be playing '~slovenly ball." and
making horrible" errors at critical points
in the game. 1t is limited that Jack is not
playing %"level," but few believe it. The
best Of players will have a run Of hard
luck, and no doubt Jack has struck his
81. Louis Sayings.
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Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
~ Ahrnnd. $1,000
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BELLAIRE.

All sorts OF Local News and 0osip from the
Glass City.
The wind Monday evening broke OF q
number Of shade trees
George Landkrohn and bride are back
from their wedding journey.
The Bellaire, Zinesyille & Cincinnati
railway will change time sunday.ls u
June 10 q the date 81 the commencs-
ment exercises Of the High school.
Frank Archer entertained the Choral
Club with a supper Monday evening.
One rquare Of Union street,is now closed
to teams and will remain Bhut till paved.
Tho Baltimore ( Ohio dining car hiss
been taken, from here to the eastern end
OF the road. st
The marriage Ia announced 10 take place
this month, Of James MCGEE and Miss
Mary Hartenatein.
Strawberries were very plenty yester.
day, and gardeners who got to town O Lit.
tie late had to cell for low prices.
The steel workers did not commence
work yesterday On account Of the funeral
Of one OF their number-ThomRs Humes.
The First Presbyterian congregationmet
again Monday evening, and plans and
specifications will be prepared for the
work TO be done on the church.
The natural gas pipes In the Fourth
ward are at length being covered and the
bitches filled. The delay has been caused
by the inability Of the pipe manufacturers
to supply the demand.
The work Of putting natural gas pipes
into the dwelling houses goes on con.
stantiy. Tbs demand on the gas at this
end Of the line when, cold weather comes
will be very much greater than last win.
ter's .requirements, but the supply has
been increated.
The decision Of the Supreme Court that
Belmont street must be opened seems
likely to stand as, the Common Pleas court
has refused to start the case into the
round OF the United States courts, The
immense quantities Of dirt being removed
from Union street are being placed on the
part OF Belmont street below the railroad
tracks.
Bellaire is not enjoying any OF the col.
veniences OF the standard time arrange.
ment. The city time differs by SO minutes
from Central time and "a minutes from
Eastern time. The majority cannot figure
out any kind Of time table, and these odd
minutes cause m immense amount OF
worry every day. The city should adopt
Central time.
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The authorities OF Hancock county have
retained Hon. John A.. Hutchinson,
oil Psskersburg, to assist in the prosecu.
lion OF Van B. Baker, accused Of the muir
der OF his wife and her mother, Mrs. Nc.
VIVA, ut Holidays Cove.
A gentlemen who came down from Han.
cock county ye0tcrhay said that Baker sat
in his cell quito a while yesterday Tipping
pennies to see whether be would be hanged
Or not. In ten chnnces tho penny iHll
nine times tails, which Baker had do.
aignated rs the aide which would indicate
that he would not hang. The result made
him quite merry.
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Bargains in Drv Goods at LIS. Good& Oo,a
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT.

with Natural Gas.
Two rooms on trst floor, No. lilo Chapliuc street,
with Natural Gas.
No, II Virginia street, 5 rooms, $500.
No, i9 National koad, S. 10 a month,
No, l7l9 Eott street, G rooms, SIP u A month.
No, III Eod street. 6 rooms, sl2 90 a month,
NO, lG Fifteenth street, suOO u mouth,
NO, sixteenth street, store-ruom, SIS co,
Woods streets. anu
Store : Boom. No; MSS Main street., With natural
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DISPUTED gGAMEI
i wHEEIINa AND zASEsy1LLE
Decoration Day-The Wheeling DoJs
Provided with Important Bworn Testi.
%mony-.The Facts About the Game.The
Boyl Go on 70 sandusky for q Rest.

Mesaru. Howell, Delaplaine, Copp and
Dr.. Caddle, members Of the Board Of Dl.
rectors Of the Wheeling Base Ball Assocla.
ton, returned from zinesville yesterday,
where they went to see the home club
play the Zanesvilles on Monday. The re.
suit haa already been published. Theae
gentlemen, however, approve Of Manager
Engliah's refusal to play the afternoon
game, which refusal was indeed ad7ised
by all the Directors present.
They have a number Of afidavits ready
for presentation when the appeal is heard.
These show that the Wheeling club was
in the right, and Zinesville had no right
to the game awarded her by Umpire Nc.
Dermott, who, according to these ailda'
Wits, said In presence Of q number Of wit.
nesses that he decided that Wheeling
must play because the Zanesville Captain
had the right to decide whether the
groundB were ct to play on. r
This admission shows McDermott's liz.
norance OF the rule, and vitiates his dc.
cision. The rule makes the home captain
the judge as to whether the grounds are
in a ft condition to begin a game alter q
rain. As to the fitness OF tho ground to
play alter the game Ia interrupted, only
the umpire has a right to judge.
Another rule says that II a rain aufi.
cient to drive the spectators to shelter fall
during q game, tho umpire shall call the
game, and II the rain continues upward oil
thirty minutes, tho game shall be terni-
mated. Umpire McDermott called the
game on account Of rain, waited 37i min.
utes, and then, although the rain had not
stopped. ordered the game to begin again,
There is abundant wosn evidence to this
fact,
The fact is that Capt. Crogan, Of the
Wheeling club, only consented to begin
the game because the home team was de.
sirous Of keeping the gate money. The
ground was unfit to play on, as VIE vir'
tually admitted by the Zinesville Captain,
who asked as a favor that the game be
begun.
The Wheeling club left Evansville yes.
terdsy morning for Sandusky, where they
will rest to-day, and play the home club
tomorrow afternoon.
Director W. B. Howell shipped a fine
lot OF new bsts to the boys at sandusky
yesterday.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Robert Muldoon Fined Other Proceed

inss.
Judge Boyd in the Circuit Court yester.
day overruled the motion for q new trial
in the case appealed from the Police Court
by Robert Muldoon, and refused the petit
ton for an order in arrest OF judgment.
Muldoon was fined $40 and the costs Of
prosecution in both the Police Court and
Circuit Court, to stand committed to the
Workhouse for thirty days II he does not
pay. OF course the fne will -be paid or
the case appealed to the Supreme Court
oi Appeals.
In the case Of James NJ. Hawkins
against J. P. St. Myers as principal and
W. J. W. Cowden as surety, the court re-
fused to set aside the verdict and judg-
ment vas entered in favor OF the defend
ants for their costs.
In the case Of Henry s. Thornburg
against the Wheeling & Elm Grove Rail-
road Company the came action wac had az
in the foregoing case.
The motion Tor a new trial IN the Gaze OF
@. 7. Brues against Mrs. Susan E. Colts,
made by the latter, was argued and sub
mitted to the court.
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NEW sur
or tbs wheeling Natural Ga. Company Ap.

OK h Wheeling Natural Gas Company Ap.
pointed.
A short time since Mr.. s. NJ. Ross ten.
dered bis resignation as General superin.
tendent OF the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company, to take effect to-day. The same
was accepted and the position rendered to
and accepted by Mr.. B. O. McGrew, an
experienced gas man at present with the
Bridgewater Gas Company, and euperin.
tending the laying Of pipes at East Liver.
pool. He will remain with that company
until that work is completed. In the In
term Secretary l.. Halssy Williams
will act as Superintendent OF the Wheel.
ing company. MIR. Williams came down
from Pittsburgh last evening.
MIR. Ross intenda going on q prospecting
tour through Indiana fields. He 10 a very
pleasant gentleman and during the time
be has been about here has become quite
popular. The friends he has made will
wish him success wherever he goes.
81 aa #.ul.al ~
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AT tho Opera House Friday night, Juno
3, will be given the beautiful opcretta
Red Riding Hoods Reacue." Fifty per-
formers in costume. Five acts. Forty.
nine numbers. Three tableaux. Admis.
sion fifty centg. Children under twelve
yenrs, hall price. Reserved seata at Bau-
mer'e-no extra charge.
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The average temperature hsro Tor May
was 70i.
The coolest day wac Sunday, tho lat,
So degrees, the average on that day being
90 3 5 Tho warmrht day, Sunday. the
22I, IS degrccB, average on that day Vi 3.5.
23 days were clear and fair; 9 days
cloudy o days rainy or changeable.
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Az reported by Christian schnepf, drug
Yist, Opera ilouso corncr, yesterday:
IAN. 9A.N. l2x. BEN. 7P.A.
G51 ~ 7' 80 76'
HeatheE-thangGSble.
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The Supreme Court Of AppeaIs meets in
thlg city to-day, to open tho regular June
term. JndgO Okey ~J0hnBon, President, oil
PHrkersbury, Judgrn Snyder mud Woods
arrived in tho city last evening. Judge
Green will h0 hero thiJ morning. Tho
Court vii! meet At The City Building.
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We have introduced q new system OF
selling Watches on the lnstallment plan
whereby you can ecure q watch at once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". GEUBB, Joweier,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Ste.
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The ladies Of the Elm Grove Mission Of
the Episcopal Church will hold q straw
berry Festival at the Town Hall, in Elm
Grove, on Thursday evening, June ..
Train will leave Wheeling at 200 T.. NJ.
Tor Elm Grove, returning will leave for
Wheeling at 1880.
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JEwELRY, WATCHES. ETC.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between N.
J. o'Kauc aud James Divine under the firm name
OF o'Ksne & Divine, was dissolved on the ast day
OF May, 1857, by mutual consent. The under.
signed Will continue to carry on business at No.
Ills Main street, where no now Is, He solici,s the
patronage oil the public, and VIII guarantee salts.
faction TO all who want to purchase Boots, Shoes
and other articles OF like character.
MICHAEL J. O'KANE.
WHEELING, NAV IS. 1857. my96
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leans, on oath says: 'ln 1870 Serotulous Ulcors
broke out Oh my body until l was a mass OF cor
~ruptIon. Everything known to tho medical iacul
~ was tried In vain / became a mere wreck. At
times could not lit my hands 10 my head. could
not turn in bed. was In con.tant pain, and looked
upon lie as q cune. No relief orcurein ten years.
In 1850 I heard Of the Cuticura Remedies, used
them, and was perfectly cured" 80
Sworn 10 before u. y. Com. J. D. Crawford,
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Mr., jacob Jefferson, teller In tho Bank
OF the Ohio Valley, Is without doubt the
bappIest banker In this city, and probably
the happIest In this country. Ills wifo
presented him on Saturday with a fine pair
Of twins, a boy and girl.
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Standing of the Ohio League Clubs.
The following table shows the standing
OF the Ohio League clubs m TO date:

In the above table the forfeited game to
Z'nesyille is not counted, as there are
some points to be decided before that
game goes IN the record. kalamazoo
moves to first place, Zinesville holds Sec
ond and Wheeling has frightened her grip
on third.
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At Observation-Disclosures, 6; Pitts.
burgh,5.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 8; Louis.
vile, 4.
at New York - Chicago, S; New
York, II.
ct Boston-Detroit, /; Boston, 8,
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lnNlCnilhnA.

WAsHISoToN, D. O., June 1.-For Weat
Virginia and Western l'ennBylysnia threat
ening weather with rain, nearly stationary
temperature, variable winds, generally
~paHtprly.
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The ladies' Of the Elm Grove Episcopal
Miasion will give q Strawberry Festival,
Thursdny evening, beginning at 8 +. NJ.
All are invited.
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HoGs & DRo. have opened q now hard
ware store ut lll3 Market street, three
doorh below the old market house. A
full limo Of carpenter toolu, guns md cut.
lory. Mwraw